Every legendary faction eventually eats its own. Ole Anderson was an original Horseman, but in 1987 the group decided it was time to move on. Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Tully Blanchard viciously turned on Ole before introducing Lex Luger as the newest member of the Four Horsemen. It’s one of the greatest faction betrayals … Read More “Ole Anderson Kicked Out Of The Horsemen” »
Before Sting and The Ultimate Warrior became two of the biggest stars of the late ’80s and early ’90s, they were known as The Blade Runners—a raw, athletic powerhouse tag team making their way through Bill Watts’ UWF. In this rare match from May 9, 1986, they take on one of the toughest combinations in … Read More “Blade Runners vs Ted Dibiase & Steve ‘Dr Death’ Williams” »
She came out of Steubenville, Ohio, the kind of town that smells like metal and regret. 1968. Nora Louise Kuzma. A name that sounded like it belonged to someone who would live quiet, marry young, and disappear into the wallpaper. But she wasn’t built for quiet. Her father drank. Her mother survived. That’s usually how … Read More “Traci Lords – The Girl Who Wouldn’t Stay Buried” »
There are actresses who become stars because of scandal, others because of brilliance, and then there are a rare few who seem designed for the camera itself. Rhonda Fleming belonged to that final category. When Technicolor bloomed across American screens in the late 1940s and 1950s, it found in her its most perfect instrument — … Read More “Rhonda Fleming — The Queen of Technicolor” »
Ethel Fleming came out of the water before she ever stepped fully into the light. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, on December 27, 1890, she grew up in a country still figuring out what modern life would look like. Electricity was spreading, cities were swelling, and the stage remained one of the few respectable paths for … Read More “Ethel Fleming — The Surf Girl Who Wouldn’t Drown” »